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Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
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y. llrncls % en- Npromanb peo Napn
Saluur bleu Snsbas @itermiooa9 brebte
a EFT 9Dnitraale. De boebe | 9win
9alep.
6ra Sprul,- StearnS g., itriues
ben 296e SUM-: Scat til 23be Stunt
a~smis9tes ri al 5roit, buurueb Scteter,
gtala % abitilise Sauefruster beitaois
seNes. uoiisterne for Soften er nib
Sl8sOOe.
Christopher. Sibite Selt iaa man
en- Del CHRISTOPHER paa HrGrien pms
tFlns Serbian, men De sjorbe in9en
staSe oa % bleo mart slemte. Saa
mart Bet bleu parmt / Spmmer, ubflaf>
teoes en- Masie @resboppepnsel. Sc
SeSgnote at ebe Up @rpben paa 3 eaer
6urme / ben sitlise Del al Yreriea,
l0m er Omtrent 4 Mil / Smfrebs. Saa
mart De bar iitanb til at ilppe, iprebte
os tg ouer belle grarien. Naar gins
ven er 9unitig, %forIpinosr be. Be bar
'nonu life berjet Sfoupiitrifterne / Smz
eSnen. Saa Yrerien er benueo 1000
S'tss poelast.
0arD er Mapret pdd ct npt Soitaabs
aerl Ncrnlar County. Oct bar Del
sNelte Boitaabneri, iom opretteoes
A'rNueten forrise Manbas.
sitber Seminariun1. ct en9elf
sasblao beretter, at &%irferaabet unbel
s%9nuOempbet | Stousbtun uonaunte el
Sol'llte. Ipm ifuloe unberipse, bpilt
s''Oao Spnoben funbe faa fra Minne
upOl's eQer ct. Saul ONT at Hptte Sc
@'aarlet fra Mabilon til en- at oisl
eqer, apmiteen bar ltrepet til Yaito
c''0 "a Crosse, at "Eart SmprOue
aea' Company" ct. Saul bar tilbuo
70 at 9loe $4,000 os 10 gcres Sam
~Vs''ssenoe Z Mil fra ct. gauls Gen.
Jun paa ben 8etinselie, at 2utber 81
a''arllm anlasses Der. airteraaoe
'Uaai'er iummen ben 26be Suli. % bt
W Va latte en- aisiprenbe Beitemmelie
'aa Senieenoe.
e0raeblem. Set al aibpoe Gr.@u
"'a0r Y, 6. @uibburn itiitebe gsrn'
YEN (Washburn Memorial Orphan
ylum) minneapolis blep forlebe
""'0el'G aabnet, Gen eble Stiff,
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

bar ppfororet Streiferrte iii at icrlaoe
8ompnniets lerementbule. aumpaniet
otl life paa nogen getiugelie uroers
bdnble meb Streiterne. 9taar Boms
ulbsipinberierue iattes / @irfiombeo
t9jen, uil npe Qrbeioere blipe n~itiatte
iioen 6enipn til tiolissre 5ieneite
Streifernes glntal er 1000. &c er
5ranlttanuoiere us iorfuoer Spen, iaa
fort iom be fan fomme aiIteo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
W ithtgan.

Sre belpsteoe Yeltsperftpps ira
&apenna, Ohio, arreiterebes iorrise
Manbas al Sberif 2pnd ps ct bepabs
net ManbItab. Sberif apn6 blep ituot
i 6oben, men life farlist. Der ifal pare
uolopet $4,000 for beres 8aasribelle.
@n af 9pusne foripste at besaa Selps
morb, efterat ban par brast IND paa
5ensllet / Mpena.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
z ouiiiana.

Wproerier. llnber en- aamp mel
lem Surte os Suibe i DAT &ibse Iorrise
Manbas, bleu 6 Nesre ps 2 9uioe
brebte Os mango iaareoe. Gn Neser
bapoe misbanblet en- bpib Bise Ssnbas
Niten. Manbas bleu ban arreiteret,
m 4, ba aonitablerne braste BAN til
Jensilet, blep be itubt paa al 6 Nesre.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Seeorab, Sospa, emsoas ben 6te Suii 1887.

tgrt, at GBoet paa 9rRerne begnnoer at
tsrfe % faloe al. Saoreitraaet er iaa
tort paa enfelte Steoer, at Bet life en-
gang far binoes meo ell Selpbiuoer.
9peoen p9 6llgen er ualminbelia tpab.
Wtaisitilfene er life oper to Sob beie.
S 8alrportb Gountp bar bet fife reg
net paa Z Tiger. Gf 8ps ps Sapre pil
Der life blipe mere emo 6alo Gulins at
tartt 81 bliper Der umtrent en- 6ieroes
Del al ct Miooelsaar. 8interboeoen er
sanlfe bra, men Saarbpeben er meget
oaarlis. Meset Resn trGnse5, buis
man ifal faa en- upseulunbe goo Maiss
apling.
s Smesnen al GAINESVILLE er bet uals
minbelist tBrt, os ale Slass aurniprs
ter tprfer bort al Mansel paa &esn.
50 gDsr brGnote. gn Slcebranb
be9pnbte / llpbam Manuiactoring CONF
panps 2umber garoi Maribielb forrise
Wtanoas Miooas. Den ubbreptes m,eo
laaoan Surti9beo, at ST. A ON Gfterz
mtooagen laa bele 5orretningsbelen al
Wtarlbfielo / Guiner. Saa mart man
merfeoe, at man life bar Serre ouer
S(oen, bleu Der telesraieret til Steuens
Yoint % Chippewa Sals efter Sjelp.
On 9ampiprsite ienbtes fra bper al
bisIe SDer, men ba be naaebe rem til
Maribielo, bapoe S%loebranoen faaet
laaoant Suerta9, at ben life funbe illtz
fes. &un en- 8utif % npsle balpbrenote
Saaninssbuie itaar i9ien. Sper 1000
Wennelter blep bjemlpie pg maatte til
brinse Den ferite Scat efter Sloebranben
unber aaben Simmel. Saa mart Serns
banelppret blep repareret, relite mango
al Dem til 8efjenbte / De omtriu9li9z
senoe Sper. Mange at S%nobpsgerne
miiteoe psiaa oft fit SnobO, ba De life
funoe brinse Bet i sitferbeb for bet ra>
Ienbe 6lammebap. granolfaoen anz
Ilaaes til oper en- Mi0ion Dollars. US
iuranie EN- er benimob 100000. S
mango Sper / Staten bar MAJ ~inoiamlet
Tenge til De 8ranbliote os ienot benz
Map os &teber.
Muribfielo er b~elissenoe / @uOo 60.
pep @isconIin Central Sanen. 9en
bapbe fpr Slpsbranoen libt pper 1000
SnobDssere.
5orrise 9irsbas 6ormiooas erplo
bereoe en- Sampfjebel / Surlep / @pses
bic Meat & Brouiiipn Cos Slasters
BOB, bporpeb benne antenbtes. Snben
40 Miuutter bapoe Sloen ipreot Jig til
ale 8psninser paa ct Smraaoe al A
Ncres, us for 8l. II par oft paa benne
Strefnins nebbrenot. Spis Slnoen
life pluoielis bar fummet fra en- anoen
aant, uiloe bele 8pen / 2sbet al ct Har
Elmer peret nebbrenbt. Salt br9nbte
40 Spgninger. Sranolfaoen an laaes
til ca. 100000. Nsiuranien er ubez
tpbelis. Man er allereoe bespnbt at
ppipre npe gp9ninser.
6ejte brenbte. Gn 5rastposn,
laitebe meb MulaIer os SeIte, lonl
lfulbe TRANSFORMERS til 9afota, an
teaotes, ~eiterat 9oset 6auoe %forlaot
8arabpo, os s Seite inoebranbte. 81
ben upbaseoes life, iCreno 9osst anfonl
til &irtuuuo. Muln 1erne bleu rebbebe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
=Yprf.


%~ebelupleb. 6enimob 400 9trbei
oere paa @aoerue / &odelter nebla9oe
Irbeibet forrise Manbus, foroi be life
fit i'm Con forbsiet til $1.75 pr. Dag.
Disie Streitere tilbsrte 9rbeioeriors
enlnger. apntraftsrene anIatte Nrbeis
oere, iom life bar Weolemmer al 6orz
e%ningerne. Streiferne pilbe life tiQaoe
bette, be iamlebe Zig / Nioelin9er o9
breu Irbeiberie oef. Yaa Goodman
@aoe forisste be at itanoie ct 9otomo-
tip, men en- 8ampitraale blep faitet paa
DEM, Os efter Ell baaro Stamp trat be fig
tilbase. Senere iamleoes 200 Strei.
fere paa @prbam @abe % ioris9te at
jage Nrbeioerne pRf. Gre 8plttibes
tiente furisste at i%orioare bisie, mlen be
maatte tratte fig tilbase. gn afoelins
8olitibetjeute fom til u%noietnins, os
efter en baaro & blep Streiferne
orepne paa 5lugter. De brugte Stene
% alubber p9 8olitibetjentene lflsb.
Sre Hplitibetlente fit farlise Saar;
buOr mango Streifere bleO iaarebe, oloes
life, oa be bleu brast / Sitfer6eo al fine
9enner. Gn Strelfer blep brabt o9 IL
arreiterebes.
Goutraftarbeiocre. IS ~Iranite Siltes
pepere anfom til Cattle 8aroen fprrise
Sgnoas, Gn llnoeriDselie bite, at
oisie S%nbuanbrere bar b~prtbpreoe for en-
bis 3ib til en- Stlfeinbrifant / SerieD
Gtp. Set blep oeripr / Sperensl tent
nellie msb Ell aonsreSlOp, Ium forbpoer
Smpprtation al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Be
iluttet at lenoe benz tilbase til 5ranfrise.
Oct antases, at Siltefabritanten uil
appe0ere sasen til 9pmitolene.
General ). Miaiam Smith, @enez
raj gaslaserzN sent for Grant 1runf
8anen, bpoe pluoielis forrise Manoas
PED lit N~rbeibsborb paa &ontoret. 9an
par SO Nar sammel.
Saeob Sharp, Gbefen for Broaopap
q. 81. gDuene / Nep gorf gitp, er, eiter
en- "a Cages fang ErOces, erflaret for
at uare ifplbis / 8eltiffelie. San bar
Yrelioent for "Brpabwap Surface 81.
81, os bar anflaset for at baue beitufs
fet 8pens @mbeosmenb. Sen bgielte
Strai for en- iaaban 6%or6rDbelie er 10
aars JansIelsitrai Os $4,000 / gsoer.
Sacpb Sbarp er pper 70 Iar sammel
% er anleet for at uGre en- mieset rig
Manb. s oper 80 Nar 1apoe ban or
beibet for at iaa Bpraabet til at siue
bam os nosle andre Ret til at bDsse en-
Sporusi sjennem Y~roabpap, men bet
lptfeoes bam life, iDreno ban fif beitut
fet be fleite Mteolemmer al Sgraaoet
1884. 5lere al Dem er allereoe Ieaote
til Statsfansllet, ps be andre fclser
mart efter.
CONNER Barrett, lpin leoebe Sbarps
9rocss tiger, at bette er bet rite5ilfeloe
i be 5ureneoe Staters Siitorie, at en-
Manb er blepen anflaset os funoen lfpls
big for at babe sipet Stifpense. Oct
banber life laa ijelbeu, at en- Mano
lenbes til StatsfansIlet ior at bape
mootaset Stifpense, men bet bar parei
meset panifelist at faa fat paa benz,
! Tom bar siuet Stifpense, ba be iom Of
telt bar brust mango WeIemmaro.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Gn 5loebranS poelasoe forrise Mtanz
Dag 5orretningsoelen at 2anosbpen
8uQman. 8ranoifGoen an ilaaes til
benimOb $4,000. Nsiuranien er fun
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

lite % 2oen Del al Sen bsmme.
|labeosiuloc Q" ct M ieroig % iel.
|as bcftet for % Gents per 9efte.
Nine 9~lbunnenter farl, iaalenge Spla.
|ot uarcr, erboloe lite Del iitsoetfor
|gramieboa % 2ben Del for 10 6ts.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Sbio.

5 en- ubDraonins ueb Sputb Sbore
Sernbanebro tire Wtil fra 8ortsmoutb
Itprtsbe iorleoen en- ubpre Spronasle
neb % besrop 6 Mrbeioere, iom orabtes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
sSeriep.

GrploEon. 2ailin & Raubs araots
msue / @apne e~rplOpersbe 9irsbas
Wprsen. 5lere Yerioner orabtes os
nuale bteu mere eler minore beitaoiseoe.
grploionen rpiteoe bele Omesnen, os
Iinouesruber tnuites paa lang Giitanb'
Staoeu anlaaes til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

70 aOnitabler iaarebes. Resrene trat
fig MI tilbase til ct 6us | Stopen uben
for 8pen, buor DC ON aitenen bleu ON
rinsebe al Bpens Waribal os en- Gel
andre. "a oisie nermebe zig Sptteu,
bespnote Resrene at ifDoe pau benz.
Maribalen us Ell arben blep orGbte,
men fgreno aampen oar oper, laa 6
Negre isjen iom Sig paa aampplaoIen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
N lobe SSIanO.

o tire tore @omnlosipinberier !
Weannpiae sr luttebe paa @runb al ga'
pernes Streit. Spinberiernes giere
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
SeraS.

Gn irDgtelig 6uirpclItorm bar Der
jet @ress Gountp ! ben norositlise Eel
al Staten. 3 2~anosbpen Sem Erps
ipect bleu 5 Yerioner orabte os mango
l~eml9iteoe. s 5airiielb rptfeoe Stor'
nten pp ct ubpre tort Tr9 % faiteoe
Oct oper ct Sus, iOm fuuites. aonen
% to 8srn orebtes. Stormen ieiebe
aft pef, ipm ltoo / sens get. DOts
gpuntpet life baooe pGret iaa tpnot be-
boet, uiloe moi mango Here Renneifer
pRret omfomne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Bubstienefe.

fprittommenpe Ssnooss 5ormibbas I'll
s~onoagsIfole lige eiter 9uostieneiten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Marplanb.
for 0alabeoragerier.

S9mte Tor Wal9be0ra8erter. ser
"Slerfs" os galsoummere / fcrIte @aro
/ Baltimore blep iorrise Manbas bsmte
til to Glars 5ensielsitraf for @alsts,
oraserier uuoer iipIte 8puals | Baltis
more.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
.rrettenoe Nara. Tc.
ErItetonem.

gernegang meofclser iru SIDE 97-
100 3pieDel al "9en bemmeiisbeosfulDe
~ gtier Nrfet ooer efter be to
sotbelte 5treeer.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
COLUMBUS AND THE DOCTORS.

To-day Columbus agaip appeared be-
fore the doctors-this time with marked
success.
When, four hundred years ago, he
appeared before the doctors and other
learned men Of Spain, HE theories NJ
the earth's formation were discrcditcl,
and against their views the King and
Quren granted the aid requested.
To day tue immortal Columbus NJ.
pears ut the Capital OF the New World
which he discovered, before 5000 of
The foremost doctors of all nations, and
leceiyea perfect ovation. In brief,
the Internatioual Medical Congress
adopted with great applause, and
unanimously. rcsUlul1n9 in favor OF
the proposed celebration aud cXNos'.
tion at Washington iu 1892 10 honor nf
the four huoireitA anniversary Of the
discovery Of America by Christopher
Columbus
The speech " Senator Semmoln Of
Italy, who, by the WY, is Que Of the
most distinguished delegates to this
congress, was received with storm Of
applause.
The resolutions md speech referred
TO may be found IN full In another
column.
In conclusion, we respectfully invite
the doctors to hold their next Interna.
tional Congress here In 1899 and help
us unveil the statue of Columbus upon
the exposition grounds.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
NOTES sNO GOSSIP.

The Presidents match at CreelmoOr for
the mlit ry championship of the United
siates will take place September 49,
Prince BISMARCK owns several profit
able distilleries, and has the reputation OF
being one Of his own best customers.
THE estate of the late Commodore David
son, one of the largest steamboat owners
OF the West, has been probated at St. Paul
and aggregates nearly Si,0OJOO
The Manchester, n. H., Union says OF
Mr.. Ignatlus Donnelly, the great Shaks-
.pearian sceptic, that he evidently means TO
make IA vigorous fight to save bis BacOn.h
TIM Marquis de Rochambeau has COM
pleted his history of the "Yorktown Ceu-
t.nnlaln and his experiences in the United
States on that occasion, and 1t will doubtless
prove Of great interest to American realers
COLONEL RoBERT G. lSoERsoLL says:
John Sherman made a mistake In Ohio in
forcing an Endorsement. That action ia the
forcing of the fight all along the line. Now,
Sherman's time to force the fight was 10 the
convention"
Bon BURDETTE has a sister, Miss Mary q,
Burdette, who has been for some years 10
charge OF the Baptist Mission Training
School In Chicago. She delivers sunday
evening lectures on religious topics and has
good audiences.
THIS Is chestnut but IL hasn't lost It's
favor; Beverly fuckers butcher once met
him IN Washington aud said: "nullo,
Bev.n "Do You stand that from your
hutchGr2n asked au T. Il V. "Yes,n an
~ cred Tucker, hp ,uppl'os me with nut
ton aud pay him ia 'Bty
noTEL MES ATE wondering II a. the forth
coming sale ~ the Hotel Brighton, Coaey
Island, purchaser wiih the necessary Sl,-
gnU,ruO car the frund. Hupiflcos with that
amount o. cash have been hlliug for tgY-
eral yeats.-lN lN Y.Msn aud Express.
Mn. CAUTrH HARRISON wls ore day
talking about tno n1Ys of Chicago whom hu
knew. After mm'ng seoris OF them and
dwelling on HE characteristics of esch, uu
suI5' "Ard then there's my boy Cato"
For moment be- paused. and then added.
"weu, Cato U.u,-.u's Hr only bpy Ca
ChlCBpo whom Idnu'tku1n "--l lNgm York
IIluIr
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
AnNEAN,rLnA.

"rhr mother Of lr>u. slll unto him lhay
have no v Inc. 'a st. John.
days
Arc emI ty OF all 5timuatiug glow,
uhat sends the bounding blood with quigk-
CuCl How
Along the tinEng veins who never raise
1h,iI heavy eyes beyond tho Hufy ways
Their daily feet must trtad-@hO never
know
This world is good, because Of cares that so
Thorn every step OF litos laborlous maze
The plodding peasants thoy must plant and
rear
And weed aud water, that the ternug soil
May Yield its richness to the clustered vine
Must Trump the grapes uulil their Juice run
clear
For lordly lips-and Yot, Tor all tholr toll,
Taste not the ilagUn filed They haYo no
Nluel
Margaret j, Preston.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
We like the doctors, one aud all,
And must admire their skill;
But we can never ft!endly Oe
Towards the gripping pill.

Tie other morning newspaper reporter
was instructed to get list Of the vhrlous
,xhil It's Of the Medical Congress. Full OF
'he fire of youth and careless Of the difficult
tlts he was TO encounter, he sharpenCd his
pencil and sailed out. The first exhibit he
encountered was tremendous crowd oil
petj le around a little defonceles5 urn coz
tbiting cocoa, which was being passed
around In llllputlan cups.
care you dOctor?" asked the gentle
man IN charge.
The reporter admitted that he wasn't,
hut he bad an uncle who was. This en-
titlId the reporter to a cup OF cocoa, which
he took In one small.sized convulsiye swal-
low with great Gusto.
Posing man with the prette.t, most
tasliiy decorated stomach pump II bad ever
been his privilege to gaze upoo, ih5 rc-
porter reached the prusin stand, where he
took enough pepsin to enable l'ul to digest
'to cocoa, a snlhil .riul rHi liver on
Was pfCseuted aud tafcu H. "a preventive
fer consumption. Euylnlg T1e cordial
0id fitc.llpat'vl, HtH 'Hn suaue's gastric
aIpu5atus Wan tryN'eu 10 .ui IgmCiy for
b,ait trouble fora Chauge. yg % tue time
J." stopped ktpplJg count he charged his
,limonta'y cNual vi'hN hnx OF baby food,
lcvCn different kinds uf tonic, any one Of
which whc warranted to m'kc your hair
curl, two glasses of orange viue and dose
= Browp Caffeine Ito also took look
ttIoulh microscope aud couple OF cleo
,iic tlUCks,
1t was 5u'olnck IN tho afternoon, when u
man, who called himself "Rcppersbents.
i've Zturralsn was iyuld gropiUg wildly
about the hall.
Anything wrc1n show you! ~ asked one
Of the aiTRble exhibitors.
"Yessllr; show NE zher mau ash 70. tha
,torrith pump"
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08

THE twentieth annual reunion of the
Society OF the Army OF the Tcnness c
will be held at Detroit, September
IA IS, General Sherman presiding. All
railroads in the State give special rates
Of one fare for the round trip.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08

tobacco and on the distillation Of fruit
brandy"
Said sull another esteemed cnntcm.
porary. the star; "Mr Randall NJ.
rived last night, hut ha' not vet seen
the President lie will not be- Invited
TO the conference, bat when they have
completed their plan, It will be dts.
cussed with him aa n matter already
arranged, and he will be asked what he
will do about It,"
And now II appears that no bill has
been prepared, no agreement come to
and no plan completed, Mr.. Mills has
not been at Oak View at all. rs was
numerously stated Mr., Randall has not
even been invited the Acting Secretary
Of the Treasury, Mr.. Thompson, knew
nothing whatever about It. All that Is
known, II the Post is right this time, Is
that the President and Mr.. Carlisle
have discussed the subject Of tariff re.
duction In general way, but that no
measure for that purpose has been pre-
pared, nor would be "without consulta.
tlon with the members belonging to
the majority In the House of Repre-.
sentatives;"
just as we supposed. We said some
days ago; IAN reports TO the effect that
the President and Mr. Carlisle have
taken upon themselves the preparation
of a tariff bill are to be taken with Il
discount" Tux CRtTIc, as usual, is
| justified.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
For S6lE---HOuSES.

IOR $50 WIN Buy one Of
Il those elegant seycn.ToOm bricks on "
n, hrtwccn ist and 2l sis ne. thoroughly
modern. with fine dry cellar; lu' $50, This
is q great largHln; also 1Ol East Capitol ~;
ilis hon hn rooms, collar, with al Wpl.
dcfn CuuyCuiCucCs; i3A lovely hone; price,
sG.j 0; also 0O7 Enst Capitol NJ, new Broom
brick, with cellar and all modern cuny1nl.
Cncca; n hoigrin. ~ VI. NOilRER, 3 and
East Capitol sts
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08

WHAT prcposterons idea 1t was
anyhow that President Cleveland
and Mr., Carlisle and Mr.. Mills and Dir.
Fairchild should get tHrir heads to.
gethcr and fix up u tlriH bill for Mr..
Randall to sign
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08

THE late theatre horror at Exeter,
England, Is 70 be supplemented by i'm.
mediate and vigorous legislation on the
subject of exits aud fire escapes and
other safety appliances in buildings
devoted to theatrical entertainments.
1t is pity, however, that legislation of
this sort, which seems 80 plain a duty,
should have to he purchased at such Il
terrible cost
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08

SECRETARY BAyARDs S address at the
opening Of the Medical Congress seems
to have impressed the country with its
excellence and appropriateness. 1t
must be something of star,ler to the
Secretary, after being so long under
fire of the politicians and fault.fnders
and spoils hunters, to learn that he has
done at least one reputable thing since
he came into office.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
THE DISTRICT DEBT,

The proposition to relieve the Dis.
tsct of Its large funded debt, or at
least q portion OF II, by Congressional
appropriation, should receive the sup.
por, of every official and friend of the
District.
Twenty one millions of dollars ia
large block OF money, and the interest
and sinking fund paid out by the city
every year haudicaps the Commission.
sIs in making needed Improvements
and increasing the efficiency of various
departments, such as the police and
re departments.
The Commissioners and Assessor
sh and some leading members of the
'itizens' Committee think that the city
a strong and equitable claim on
ngress for this appropriation. All
I the statistics on the subject show
property IN the District Ia largely over
one hundred millions Of dollars, Just
about equal In value to the taxable
property owned by citizens.
In 1878 Congress became responsible
for half the expenses of the District
Government. This debt was contracted
before Congress paid it- half of The cx.
pcnses or Its taxes, so to speak, aud
the money was spent in improving and
enhancing the value Of public property,
besides so beautifying aud adorning the
seat of Government OF the United
States that It equals and in many re
spects surpasses the finest of the Old
Word capitals.
If the Unlled States should pay a
sum annually equal to the regular real
estate tax on Its property sluce 1873,
why should they no, pay the same taN
accruing prior to that date, or at leas
what it cost to improve their property
The amount paid out of the revenues
annually for sinking fund and interes
Is s1,213, ,047. 81, or over co per cent. o
the entire revenues Of the city. l
Congress would cancel the debt thu
already low rate of real estate tax coult
be greatly reduced, and there need b,
nofurther complaint of lack Of schoo
7 privileges. or small police force. or in
adequate school buildings. or want o
means for other much needed improve
mente.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
WANTED HELF...FEMALE.

Ths JoilO,ptng cldss ar advertisements, sNch
a. Wants, For Sale on Rent and similar sWlGN
nOtictg, four lines or less, ono time % cents,
ttO times, 10 cents; three tinIeS, 80 cents.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
IlnTkEs TON HENT.
InANR.

In sums to suit at 0 per cent,
The above is only small portion OF prop
erty on my hooks For tull list call at UligO
for ulletlns Issued on ist aud 10Th.
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08


THE President is not only certain of
q hospitable Southern welcome at At.
lanta, but will witness series of
memorable and unprecedented specta
eles. Peculiar interest will also attach
TO the occasion for the reason that 1t
will be the first time Democratic
President has set foot on Georgia soil.
AS the Atlanta Constitution puts It,
Mr.. Cleveland is the man "who re-
stored the South to the confidence of
the nation-to her fun rights and part
nership In the Union Therefore
his welcome will be all the more lam.
bent and cordial, Says tue ConStitu-
hon, further,
The scenes attending ihe Presidents recor--
tion ard entertainment win be ruperb aud
splendid The illumination of Kenesaw
Mountain, with artillery on its heights, and a
flight Of i've thuusa1d rockets from It's crest
by electric p 2wlil be @ sight never seen
before. IN, m battle, covering scveuts
acres, with four batteries Of nrtii'urg, ten
companies Of cavalry AMI thousands ot foot
soldiers, viii DO un incompatible spectacle.
The tOrclilght procession rf ten thousand
illuminated, and the air fan " color and
sound, will DO Inspiring Tho E@p0't It
self will be On enormous shov, iuli of Interest
and instruction Now lrtu- mgkg The PT0s.-
dents visit hero tho sl.ri.ngu sud over
whelming feature Of hIs uutr. tour, Letu,
ihow him the sou,l at hor Lut ana let him
krow that tie people love him ana honorhln.
The soliity Of Georgia and the Coa.
sEiatioH goes without saying.
SAID our esteemed contemporary,
the Post, the other day; "The con.
ferences at Oak View can have but one
result. A bill for tariff reduction will
be prepared which will command the
support OF every true Democrat in Con.
gress."
Said our other esteemed cOntem
porary, the Republicans; IF reports
--Are correct the basis of the agreement
will be reduction OF duties such rs
The President recommended in his first
message, with the addition Of the re
moval Of the internal revenue tax on
The Washington critic., 1887-09-08
FOR EXCHANGE.

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4 Ego; rare chance for builder.
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1873 N Y ave,